How To Get Sound In A Wide Shot & How Digital Audio Sampling Works: Sound Speeds Podcast 16

[@QuestionMan]

Sample rate calculations put me in a world of hertz.

[@SoundSpeeds]

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[@cyberdefenseddi]

Thanks Allen for another awesomeness content 😎

[@SoundSpeeds]

Thanks for watching it

[@cyberdefenseddi]

@@SoundSpeeds I know you’ll be back to what you love to do SOON👊

[@SoundSpeeds]

I really hope so.

[@nourZX]

I'm guilty of being one of those mixers who don't want to change Mic mid scene, unless it's unavoidable and if i do they need to be compatible such as MKH50 and MKH60

[@SoundSpeeds]

Yeah, that's a common way of thinking. Not wrong, not right... depends on the mixer.

[@eesa2619]

hey i need help opening my device manager it says the snap in below refernced in this document has been restricted by policy contact your adminstrator for details. Device Manager then when clicking ok it says the mmc cannot create the snap in because of current user policies

[@SoundSpeeds]

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[@eesa2619]

@@SoundSpeeds anything you could do? solutions or a video I need this to fix the crackling audio sound that happens when i play my games as i watched your previous video on using device manager to disable other audio etc

[@SoundSpeeds]

No idea. Sorry

[@QuestionMan]

Ouch. Man, ouch.

[@SoundSpeeds]

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[@QuestionMan]

​@@SoundSpeeds About the work situation for all the pros out there.

[@SoundSpeeds]

Ugh. Good one

[@TeddyRumble]

I obviously don't run a studio, but I will tell you if you are making an ultra low budget film, California charges a ridiculously high fee for a simple limited liability company (LLC), $800 per calender year. An LLC's main advantage is liability protection, i.e. your personal assets are not at risk for something terrible goes wrong (like hiring Alec Baldwin to do a western). But if your budget is $8,000, the LLC is already 10% of your budget. So obviously, you don't want to do two separate calender years, as that would cost you $1,600. The studios probably look at similar costs as well. Sorry you're not working. How terrible!

[@SoundSpeeds]

That seems like a tiny amount compared to the budget of a feature

[@TeddyRumble]

@@SoundSpeeds lol. Not my films! Sacramento has really a miniscule industry. It's possible to break even on a film by careful distribution, but most talent flows down the valley and ends up in LA. I did a short which was well received. I priced out doing a feature, and it came to $100,000. Lol. I don't have $100,000 laying around.

[@SoundSpeeds]

Me neither. I hear ya